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Lyric Video Effect Question
Hello all,
I hope that you are all having a great evening. Today I was watching a recent lyric video from Ed Sheeran and I wanted to get your advice/opinions on how you would go about creating two of the effects I took a liking to. The first effect of which I am talking about is applied to the background, it almost looks as if the tie-dyed background is liquefied although I’m having a slow evening in regards to thinking. The second effect of which I took a liking to is the paint brush strokes which the lyrics lay on, the only way in which I can describe these is that they are trembling, although I am hoping you will expand on this further.
In case you aren’t too sure of the video I am speaking of, here is a link so you can get a much greater understanding of what I am talking about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjHr-6Zl5P8
Thanks,
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link is not working. also, specify the timecode next time so we can know exactly what you are referring to.
Roei Tzoref
After Effects Artist & Instructor
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Hello Roei,
Appreciate you getting back to me so fast, I’m not too sure as to why the link doesn’t work although I have provided it once again bellow. In regards to the timecode that’s fairly hard to say, because of it being a lyric video the liquefied background lasts for the whole video, and the trembling paint strokes that I also referred to also last throughout the whole video. I hope the link works this time so you can understand exactly what I mean.
Thanks,
Alexhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjHr-6Zl5P8
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The background looks like Turbulent Displace.
Paint strokes — maybe a fast jittery Wiggle on the Scale property and a Roughen Edges with some property wiggled? I don’t see the interior texture moving much.
Here’s a Mt. Mograph tutorial that combine Turbulent Displace and an expression by Dan Ebberts to achieve something similar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRdpJfixpeA
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